
A forthcoming book · Coming soon
Thoughts of Johny: Beyond the Extraordinary
A Journey of Discovery and Awakening
By Johny Webb
About the book
For most of his life Johny Webb has asked questions that do not make for comfortable conversation: about lights in the sky, about witnesses, and about what a photograph can and cannot prove. Beyond the Extraordinary is his own account of that search.
It follows the road from boyhood sightings shared with his twin brother, through a night drive in Kent, to life behind the microphone as an international radio co-host, and on to a visit to the Netherlands whose photographs, specimens and conversations he has spent years trying to understand.
Then the book turns. The search that took him across roads, countries and radio networks begins to look back at the person doing the searching.
“I do not want to write a book telling anybody what to believe. I want to tell the story of what I saw, what I did, what others told me, what can be checked, and how those experiences changed me.”
From the prologueHow it is told
The book keeps a clear line between first-hand memory, what other people reported, and what has been independently documented. Where a detail is still being checked, it says so, and a source register at the back lets readers follow the evidence for themselves.
Inside
- Before There Were Names for It
- Finding My Voice on Air
- Going to Holland
- At the Natural History Museum
- The Long Road and the Wide Sky
- The Journey Turns Inward
Chapter titles from the working manuscript; they may change before release.
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Acknowledgment
Throughout my journey, Tom Schaefer, associated with Free People of the Cosmos, has made a valuable contribution to documenting, preserving and presenting my work.
Tom has provided technical and creative support, including website management, organising photographs, preparing artwork, producing videos and helping present material for The Johny Webb Show.
His contribution has been particularly valuable in documenting my experiences with Robbert van den Broeke during my 2018 visit to Holland.
Through video production, narration and presentation, Tom has helped bring my firsthand testimony, photographs and recorded experiences to a wider audience.
Much of Tom’s work takes place behind the scenes, but his dedication, time and technical expertise deserve recognition.
I want to personally acknowledge and thank Tom Schaefer for his friendship, commitment and contribution to preserving and sharing my story.
— Johny Webb
Johny Webb Show joined Live with guests Mary Rodwell and Robert Morningstar 2019 02 12 20 22 44
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